Archive

September 7, 2012

• Canada Severs Iran Diplomatic Ties on Terrorism Threat
• Nomura May Buy Asian Investment Bank or Broker, Nagai Says
• RBS Said to Be in Talks With U.K. Regulators Over Libor
• Singh Holds a 1-Stroke Lead in BMW; Woods, McIlroy in Second
• Miss in U.S. Payrolls Spurs Talk of New Fed Stimulus
• Haqqani Terror Label Adds to Strains for U.S., Pakistan
• CNN Led Cable News Ratings for Obama’s Convention Speech
• Asian Stocks Post Weekly Advance on ECB, China Stimulus
• Portugal Raises Workers’ Social Security Charge to Fight Deficit
• EBA May Face Voting Changes to Preserve Balance at EU Regulator
• RBS Should Be Fully Nationalized to Boost Lending, Unions Urge
• Airbus on Track for 600 Orders in 2012, Bregier Tells Berliner
• European Stocks Post Largest Weekly Gain in Three Months
• Serena Williams and Azarenka Advance to U.S. Open Women’s Final
• Asian Currencies Advance for Third Week on ECB Bond-Buying Plan
• Ex-Altera Executive Pleads Guilty to Passing Insider Tips
• Extortion in the Digital Age
• Metals, Wheat, Coffee, Gasoline Advance: Commodities at Close
• Paulson Said to Pare Losses in August as Markets Rebound
• EOG Says U.S. Fracking Rule to Cost $1.5 Billion a Year
• Kellogg, KKR Said to Eye United Biscuits’ Snacks Unit
• Lufthansa Cabin Crew Union Agrees to Mediation Following Strike
• Emerging Stocks Head for Largest 2-Day Gain in Month
• Big 12 Conference Signs TV Contract With ESPN, Fox Through 2025
• Democrats Said to End Convention $15 Million Short
• Mexico Peso Posts Weekly Gain on ECB Program, Fed Speculation
• World’s Richest Gain $25 Billion as Zong Now Top in China
• Smyth Completes Paralympics Sprint Double as Vergeer Wins Gold
• Azarenka Reaches U.S. Open Final With Victory Against Sharapova
• Solyndra Wins Court Leave to Seek Vote on Bankruptcy Plan
• Canada Dollar Rises to 1-Year High as Jobs Gain Fuels Rate Bets
• England, Germany, Netherlands Win Opening World Cup Qualifiers
• Mortgage-Bond Spreads Fall to Five-Year Low on Bets Fed Will Buy
• Treasury Five-, Seven-Year Notes Lead Gains Amid Fed Bets
• Vale at Cheapest in 3 Years Soars in N.Y. on Stimulus Bets
• Dollar Falls to 3-Month Low as Jobs Data Trail Forecast
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for September 7
• Bronx Bodega Worker Fleeing Robbers Fatally Shot by NYPD
• Tropical Storm Leslie Regains Speed on Path Past Bermuda
• SEC Staff Recommending Against Standard Credit-Ratings Terms
• Kmart Removes Layaway Fees to Help Boost Holiday Shopping
• U.S. Stocks Rise Amid Stimulus Bets After Employment Data
• Ethanol Declines to Eight-Week Low as Supply Outstrips Demand
• Colombian Peso Bond Yields Fall to Record Low on Rate-Cut View
• Pennsylvania Says Photo-ID Law Won’t Hurt Voter Rights
• Cemex Said to Hire Citigroup, BBVA, Santander for Unit’s IPO
• Argentina’s Siderar Falls After Govt Slams Controller
• Stocks, Gold Gain With Treasuries as Dollar Falls on Jobs
• L.A. Contemporary Art Museum Postpones Gala Amid Turmoil
• Crude Oil Options Decline With Futures Stuck in Range
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for September 7
• The Brazilian Ego Falters Along With Country’s Economy
• Agreement to Protect Great Lakes Signed by Canada, U.S.
• Daimler Defeats Patent Suit Over Drowsiness Detection
• Yanzhou Coal Jumps as Stimulus Bets Spur Rally: China Overnight
• ‘Titanic’ Effects Maker Plunges as Bankruptcy Considered
• Best Buy CEO Says Employee Training Key to Reviving Stores
• Peregrine Soars After Lung Cancer Drug Extends Survival
• GM Plans to Hire About 10,000 IT Workers Over Five Years
• Pandora Falls on Report Apple Discussing Similar Service
• Apple in Talks With Music Labels for Pandora-Like Service
• CVC Credit Partners Hire Ex-Credit Suisse Banker Newberry
• Questcor Rises After Strong Shipping Numbers: Los Angeles Mover
• Ford’s Mulally Flexes American Muscle for European Repair
• NFL’s Bounty Suspension of Four Saints Thrown Out in Arbitration
• BNP Paribas Raises $1.25 Billion With Sales of Five-Year Notes
• Peru Bond Yields Fall to Record Low on Fed Stimulus Speculation
• Mortgage-Seizure Backer Says Taking Delinquent Debt in Program
• Stone Harbor Hires Morgan Stanley’s Perry for Corporate Debt
• Russian Food-Store Tsar Rings Up Billions as Wal-Mart Wavers
• Shale Boom Cuts Gulf Oil Premium to 24-Year Low: Energy Markets
• Oil Rises as Jobs Report Stokes Stimulus Speculation
• Obama Approval Hit 15-Month High During Party Convention
• NFL Saints’ Suspensions Thrown Out, Sports Illustrated Reports
• Canada Natural Gas Drops as Mild Weather Cuts Power-Plant Demand
• Ocean Shipping Firms Probed by Competition Agencies
• Chilean Peso Posts Biggest Advance Since July on Stimulus Bets
• Bolt Wins 100 Meters at Brussels; Merritt Sets Record in Hurdles
• Hogs Extend Drop to 21-Month Low as Supply Climbs; Cattle Rise
• Weekly Links
• Colbert, Groban at 9/11 Memorial Benefit Dinner: Scene
• Mike Catt Named Attacking Skills Coach for England Rugby Team
• Investment-Grade Long Bonds Pose Most Risk, Morgan Stanley Says
• Related Names Blau CEO and Ross to Continue as Chairman
• Tariffs on Pollution-Control Goods Eyed for Cuts at Asian Summit
• Russia to Allow Rosneft to Increase Dividends, Dvorkovich Says
• EIM’s Prestandrea Is Said to Join Hedge Fund Element Capital
• Hedge Funds Gained 0.7% Last Month as Global Stock Markets Rose
• Goel ‘Substantially’ Aided Rajaratnam Case, U.S. Says
• Nicaragua Opens Mobile-Phone Market to Xinwei, Nuevo Diario Says
• N.Y. Gasoline Reaches Highest Since 2008 on Tight Supply
• Obama Officials Met Oil Analysts Amid Concerns Prices May Rise
• Gasoline Rises as Refinery Outages Tighten Inventories
• GBL Raises 400 Million Euros in Issue of Bonds for Suez Shares
• Florida High Court to Weigh $1 Billion State Pension Case
• Labor Market Strengthens Bernanke’s Case for More Easing
• Jobs Data Show U.S. Factories Bearing Brunt of Slowdown
• Bloomberg Week in Pictures: Sept. 1 – 7
• Cuomo Seeks $2.9 Billion Loan for New York’s Tappan Zee Bridge
• Aussie, N.Z. Dollars Gain Amid Signals of Further Easing
• Vietnam Has No Plans to Seek IMF Loan to Resolve Bad Debt
• Politics as Usual Won’t Return U.S. to Full Employment
• Clinton Blacklisting Haqqani Network as Terrorist Group
• Petrobras to Face Criminal Case, Brazilian Prosecutor Says
• Syncrude Surges to Highest in 11 Months on Suncor Upgrader Work
• Goldman Sachs Sued by DZ Bank Over Mortgage Securities
• Liberia to Boost Power Output Five-Fold by 2018, Ministry Says
• Obama Did Offer Hope -- to Republicans, Too
• News Corp. Phone-Hacking Trial Delayed Over Damages Dispute
• Mexico Leaves Rate at 4.5% as Faster Inflation Seen Abating
• Slovenia's Luka Koper President Veselko Relieved of Duty
• Rajiv Goel Seeks Probation After Testifying Against Rajaratnam
• Swap Traders Voice Opposition to CFTC’s Audio Records Rule
• Hovnanian Escapes Abyss as JPMorgan Says Buy
• Harrisburg Judge Puts Court-Ordered Tax Increase on Hold
• Four Regional Banks Discuss Settlement Over Foreclosures
• BP Sells Forties Crude; BTC Azeri October Exports to Drop 16%
• Glencore Increases Xstrata Offer
• Cenovus Sees Enough Canadian Workers for Oil-Sands Needs
• Obama ‘Hope’ Artist Fairey Sentenced to Community Service
• Hurricane Leslie Stalls Again on Slow Track to Bermuda
• OCZ Speculation for Seagate-to-Micron Rises With Slump
• Cotton Leads Drop as Silver Gains: Commodities at Close
• Erste at Four-Month High Leads Czech Rally on ECB: Prague Mover
• Serb Central Bank Pledges Autonomy, Urges Fiscal Restraint
• Polish Zloty Gains First Week in Three as ECB Plan Spurs Rally
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for September 7
• Catalonia Unveils Tourism Complex Backed by Caixa, Banuelos
• Ruble Rises for 4th Day as ECB Bond Plan Boosts Risk Appetite
• Russia Stocks Rise to 4-Month High as Draghi Spurs Optimism
• Emirates-Qantas Pact Shows Gulf Carriers Shaking Up Order
• MF Global Holdings Amends Agreement to Use JPMorgan Cash
• Odd Lots Considered for Official Count of U.S. Trading Volume
• Copper Trade Most Bullish Since October on Stimulus: Commodities
• U.K. Cigarette Companies Decline on Smoking Rules: London Mover
• U.K. Stocks Rise on Industrial Production; Xstrata Jumps
• French Rapeseed Plantings Partly Fail to Emerge on Lack of Rain
• Deutsche Bank Faces Fine for U.S. Power-Market Manipulation
• Gilts Have Weekly Drop on U.K. Recovery; Pound Rises Above $1.60
• European Stocks Advance on Stimulus Bets; Banks Climb
• An Ill-Fated Attempt to Mix Campaigns and Credit Cards
• Philippines May Raise Inflation Outlook, Signaling Rates on Hold
• Brunei Prince Sued by Investors Over Elektromotive Stake
• Portugal’s 10-Year Yield Drops to 18-Month Low on ECB Bond Plans
• German Stocks Advance as Exports, Output Rise; Banks Gain
• Portuguese Banks Extend Gains on ECB Bond Buying: Lisbon Mover
• SMBC Nikko Closes Euro Money Fund as Rates Hold at Record Lows
• Colombia Central Bank Warns of Slowing Global Growth Threat
• Iron Ore Swaps Gain Most Since April on China Building Plan
• Mizuho Plans to Expand in Derivatives, U.S. CEO Koudounis Says
• Florida State Is Record 70 1/2-Point Favorite Vs Savannah
• Politicians Who Deny Climate Change Cannot Be Pro-Business
• Gross Says Jobs Growth to Spur Fed on Quantitative Easing
• ECB to Assess Bank Ownership Changes Under EU Plan, Il Sole Says
• German Stock Ownership Highest Since 2007 as Yields Fall
• Princeton’s Blinder Urges Opening Spigot for Economy
• Wealthy Unmoved by U.K. Tax Hike as Luxury-Home Sales Surge
• Fletcher International Will Have Bankruptcy Case Trustee
• Nigeria Bourse to Start Market Making, May Expand Trade Limits
• Obama Delays Report to Congress on Automatic Cuts to Next Week
• Carney Rejects Idea High Canada Dollar Causing `Dutch Disease'
• Bank of Canada Governor Carney's Speech on Dutch Disease (Text)
• U.K. Culture Secretary Asks Gay Groups Not to Judge Her on Votes
• Spanish Bonds Jump on ECB Optimism; Bunds Rise on U.S. Jobs Data
• Van Rompuy Calls Mexico Preachy as EU Seeks Former Luster
• Company Bond Sales in U.S. Increase Sixfold as Yields Decline
• Alabama’s Jefferson County, Banks Sued by Ratepayers
• South Africa Allows Exploration of Shale Gas Resources
• French Corn Crop Rated Good or Excellent Declines to 69%
• Samsung Says Apple Patent Invalid as Court Hears Claim on Galaxy
• Nagaswami Departs New York Pension to Join Bridgewater
• Dutch Vegetable-Oil Makers Claim Russia Is Breaching WTO Accords
• Trulia Seeks to Raise as Much as $96 Million in IPO
• Glencore’s New Xstrata Offer May Help Save Bankers’ Year
• Antarctica Researchers Seek Life in Lake 2 Miles Under Ice
• Hurricane Leslie Falls to Tropical Storm Strength Temporarily
• Saudi World Bank Executive Heads Public Fund, Eqtisadiah Says
• Ukraine to Have Fewer Sugar Refiners After Planting Fell
• Deutsche Bank Debt-Trading Managing Director Pappas Departs Firm
• Ryan Lochte’s Suit, $300 Tennis Dresses: Scene Last Night
• Texas Republicans Send Conflicting Messages to Latinos
• Morgan Stanley Gasoline Traders Said to Quit for Mercuria
• Supertankers of North Sea Crude Shipped to South Korea
• Canada’s August Ivey Purchasing Managers Index Fell to 62.5
• Rand Gains, Set for Best Week Since June, on Stimulus Prospects
• Russia, China Will Allow Planned Tianjin Refinery to Export Fuel
• Hungary Needs IMF Aid, Disputes Conditions, Orban Says
• Belgium’s Economy Contracts Less Than Initially Estimated
• Biden Says Obama Makes ‘Gutsy’ Choices Unlike Romney
• GM’s OnStar to Expand Into Mexico After China Growth
• U.K. Economic Growth Slows as Downside Risks Remain, Niesr Says
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for Sept. 7
• Franc Falls to 8-Month Low Versus Euro on ECB Bond-Purchase Plan
• Existing Mexican Home Sales Surge as New Ones Shunned: Mortgages
• Det Norske Rises to Record on Possible Norway Finds: Oslo Mover
• Baird Says Canada Suspends Diplomatic Relations With Iran
• S&P 500 10% From Record as Birinyi Sees Bears Capitulate
• Hong Kong Education-Plan Protesters Invited to Meet Chief
• Obama Joins Fight With Republicans On Job Creation Road Map
• EXIM & HDFC CP deal:India Money Markets
• ICRC Says Syria Conflict Worsening, More Aid Is Needed
• Spain Calls for Time to Decide as Business Group Urges Bailout
• Alkem Laboratories & Sundaram Finance Ltd. CP:India Money
• BOI & PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• ALLAHABAD and PNB CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Coty Said to Renew Attempts to Buy Jequiti After Avon Bid Fails
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Russia Wheat and Meslin Exports Seen at 7.9 Million Tons
• Belarusian Reserves Shrink to $8.16 Billion on Chinese Swap Deal
• Crude Rises for Third Day as Jobs Data Fan Stimulus Speculation
• Canada August Employment Rose More Than Forecast 34,300
• UEFA May Start Company to Meet Sales Promise to National Teams
• Romanian Utility on Black Sea Seeks Water System Bids
• U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook for Sept. 6 to Nov. 30 (Text)
• Cocoa Butter Rally Said to Resume as Processors Curb Grind
• U.S. Stock Futures Remain Higher, Treasuries Gain on Jobs
• U.S. Drought Monitor Report for the Week Ending Sept. 4 (Text)
• Cyprus Gas Discoveries May Help Overcome Divisions, Hague Says
• Standard Chartered Hires RBS’s Willett as Head of European M&A
• Cyprus Church to Participate in Natural Gas Drilling, CyBC Says
• Canada July Building Permits Report (Text)
• Canada August Labor Force Survey (Text)
• Canada Second Quarter Labor Productivity Report (Text)
• Naira Advances for Second Week as Foreign Investors Buy Debt
• Intel Cuts Third-Quarter Sales Forecast Amid Weak Demand
• U.K. Client-Money, JPMorgan Probe, Sukuk: Compliance
• YPF to Buy $2.4 Billion in Liquefied Natural Gas, Cronista Says
• Ireland Said Likely to Miss October Target to Ease Bank Debt
• Canadian Dollar Advances Versus U.S. Peer Before Employment Data
• Fitch Sees Faster Latvia GDP, Narrower Budget Gap in 2012
• East European Growth to Slow More on Euro Region, Capital Says
• Indonesia Faces Coffee Shipment Delays as Bean Deliveries Rise
• Forint Drops 4th Week on Orban Rejection of IMF Bailout Criteria
• Protest Not Policy in India Parliament as Coal Fuels Logjam
• EU Shale Output Won’t Make Europe Self-Sufficient, Study Shows
• Sensex Rallies Most in Three Months on ECB’s Proposal
• Goldman Sachs, Citigroup Lead CMBS Sales in Most Deals Since ’07
• Chile and Hong Kong Sign Free Trade Agreement
• Less Hiring Probably Kept U.S. Jobless Rate Elevated in August
• Glencore Credit Swaps Fall by Record as Xstrata Offer Raised
• Russia’s Wheat Exports Seen by SovEcon Slowing Because of Price
• Georgian Billionaire Losing Support to Saakashvili, Poll Shows
• ECB Collateral Moves Reopen ‘Soup Kitchen’ for Struggling Banks
• Euro Strengthens Above $1.27 Amid Europe Optimism; Dollar Falls
• U.K. July Industrial Production Surges Most in 25 Years: Economy
• Amazon Challenges Apple With Updated Line of Kindles
• China-Bound Crude Shipments Seen Falling 2.1% This Week
• German Industrial Output Unexpectedly Increased in July
• Carlyle to Buy Cogentrix Energy Assets From Goldman Sachs
• China Price War Draining Jobs in Germany’s Solar Valley: Energy
• Palm-Oil Exports From Indonesia May Climb for Third Month
• Ethiopian Airlines Expansion Targets Five-Fold Revenue Increase
• Pound Erases Gain Versus Dollar; Is Little Changed at $1.5925
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.14% to 0.18%, ICAP Says
• Apple, Teva, Salesforce.com, Mars: Intellectual Property
• RBC Agrees to Buy Shoppers Card Portfolio From Bank of America
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 1.37 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• Treasuries Set for Weekly Drop as Stocks Rise on ECB Plan
• Prince Harry Starts Deployment With British Army in Afghanistan
• Peugeot Dropped From CAC 40 Index as Its Value Dwindles
• France Will Shut Fessenheim as Soon as Possible, Batho Says
• Company Profits Unaffected by Climate Change Laws: Poll
• France’s Hollande Confirms 3% Budget Deficit Target for 2013
• Nigeria Police Kill 7 Suspected Boko Haram Militants in Gunfight
• Putin Looks East for Growth as Indebted Europe Loses Sheen
• South African Corn and Wheat Futures Prices for Sept. 7
• Bankers Erect Fences to Deflect Attacks That Don’t Come
• Asian Stocks Rise to Biggest Gain This Year on ECB Plan
• Sharp Works on Contingency Plan for Bank Funding to Repay Debt
• Obama’s Underwhelming Speech
• Turkey Yields Fall to 20 Month-Low on Policy Bets; Lira Gains
• Red Cross Says Syria Conflict Rapidly Worsening, More Aid Needed
• Germany Sells 5% of Deutsche Post for $1.17 Billion
• Piraeus Port Container Traffic Climbed 34% to End-August
• Brazil's Arabica Discount Narrows as ICE Futures Decline
• Australia’s NSW Pledges Streamlined Renewables Planning Process
• OTP Leads BUX to Longest Rally in Eight Months: Budapest Mover
• Unga Group Rises to 2-Year High on Dividend Bets: Nairobi Mover
• China’s Roads-to-Subways Construction Spurs Stocks Rally
• UN Emission-Credit Option Plunges to Record After Trades
• Japan’s METI Wants to Triple Budget for Clean Energy Development
• Petronas Profit Slides 34% on Crude Prices, South Sudan Shutdown
• Entertainment One Hires Banks for Alliance Acquisition Financing
• North Sea Aasgard Crude Exports to Rise by 8% in October
• Record Corn Imports by China to Drive Rally, Rabobank Says
• China’s Goal of 10% Trade Growth Drifts Out of Reach
• Draghi Lured by Fractious EU Leaders to Build Euro 2.0
• Vestas to Move Blades by Rail to Save Cash in SNCF Geodis Deal
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Sep 06, 2012.
• P&G’s 1,000 PhDs Not Enough to Crank Up New Blockbusters: Retail
• Malawians Needing Food Assistance Rise to 1.6 Million, WFP Says
• Rosneft to Invest $2.2 Billion in Russian Far East This Year
• China’s Swap Rates Increase Most in Two Weeks on Road Plan, ECB
• Noda Says He Will Run in Japan Ruling Party Leadership Race
• Putin Says Russia to Unite Electricity Grids in Europe, Asia
• Philippine Peso Has Best Week in Three Months on QE3 Optimism
• Noda May Fail to Meet Hu at APEC Amid Japan-China Tension
• AIA Rises Most in 11 Months After AIG Sale: Hong Kong Mover
• Glencore Delays Investor Vote on $34 Billion Xstrata Deal
• Universal’s EMI Remedies Said to Have Backing of EU’s Almunia
• Mauritius August Inflation Unchanged at 21-Month Low of 3.7%
• Monti Says ECB Plan Reduces Stigma as Rajoy Stalls on Aid
• Taiwan’s Dollar Has Best Week Since April on ECB; Bonds Decline
• Seamless Rises After Distribution Deal With EG: Stockholm Mover
• Shell Said by TradeWinds in Talks to Build and Charter Tankers
• Ringgit Advances as ECB Bond-Buying Plan Bolsters Risk Appetite
• Democrats Take Charlotte
• Clinton Said to Find Haqqanis Meet Foreign Terror Group Criteria
• Hong Kong to Restrict Sales of Homes at Two Sites to Locals
• Mersch’s ECB Approval Held Up by Parliament Protest on Women
• Ion Beam Climbs on Proton-Therapy System Order: Brussels Mover
• Tornos Gains on Tooling Machine Maker’s Job Cuts: Zurich Mover
• Samsung Chips Said to Be Kept From New IPhone on Pricing
• China’s Stocks Rise Most in Eight Months on Stimulus Bets
• Qantas Cut to Lowest Investment Grade by S&P on Losses
• RWE Is Losing Czech Customers on Expensive Gas, Lidove Reports
• Korea Corporate Bond Sales Jump as LG Electronics Boosts Issue
• Private Pensions to Charge 15% Withholding Tax, Milliyet Reports
• LDP’s Ishiba Says Japan Should Build on Islands Claimed by China
• Treasuries Fall; 10-Year Yield Rises 3 Basis Points to 1.71%
• Bank Lending Stress Holds at 14-Month Low in Euro Money Markets
• Oil Trades Near One-Week High on Outlook for Stimulus, Economy
• Korean Won Gains on Fitch Upgrade, ECB Plan; Bonds Fall
• Amazon to Hire 2,000 Workers in the U.K. for Distribution
• German Stocks Advance to Highest Level Since July 2011
• Greece’s OTE Sees EU1 Billion From Units’ Sale, Euro2day Reports
• Czech GDP Falls in Second Quarter as Consumers Cut Back
• Spain Industrial Production Drops for 11th Month Amid Recession
• News Corp. Agrees to Buy Consolidated for A$1.9 Billion
• Ruble Slides First Time in 4 Days as Oil Drops Before U.S. Jobs
• Swiss Franc Depreciates to One-Month Low Against the Euro
• Toray May Double Output as Daimler, Boeing Favor Light Parts
• Obama Seeks Second Term on Harder Path to Better Place
• U.A.E. Extends Detention for Islamists Held on Security Charge
• German Exports Unexpectedly Increase Amid Debt Crisis
• Hynix Leads Chipmakers Higher on Price Outlook
• Nikkei 225 Rises Most Since March on ECB Plan, U.S. Data
• Euro Advances Against Yen; Climbs to Two-Month High of 99.87
• Hong Kong Chief Least Popular as Protests Rise: Chart of the Day
• Serbia Plans $1.26 Billion Budget Boost Through Cuts, Taxes
• Spain’s 10-Year Yield Falls Below 6% for First Time Since May 25
• Nani’s Wage Demands Scupper Move to Big-Spending Zenit: Roundup
• Philippine Builders Rise on Remittance Outlook: Manila Mover
• French Sugar Yields Seen at 13.8 Tons/Hectare by Researcher ITB
• China Car Parts Makers May Step Up Purchases Abroad, Banker Says
• Harper Insists on China Reciprocity as Canada Mulls Nexen
• HTC Patents Challenged by Apple Probably Valid, Judge Say
• Foxconn Defends Internships After Reports of Forced Work
• Obama Exaggerates Deficit Savings in Budget: Reality Check
• Peru Keeps Rate Unchanged at 4.25% After Damping Credit Growth
• Blackstone’s Blitzer Is Said to Manage $1.5 Billion Fund
• Colombia’s Cardenas Says More Action Needed to Limit Peso Gains
• Djokovic Defeats Del Potro, Joins Ferrer in U.S. Open Semifinals
• Indian Bonds Set for Best Week in a Month on Easing Cash Squeeze
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 09/07/2012
• China’s President Calls for Restraint in South China Sea Dispute
• Canada’s Review of Cnooc-Nexen Deal Sparks Transparency Demands
• CIBC’s Prentice Decries Canada Lagging Asian Trade
• Hong Kong to Head to Poll as Leung Contends With Protests
• Orioles Hit Season-High Six Homers to Tie Yankees in AL East
• Honda Models Test Hero Ahead of Festive Sales: Corporate India
• Japan Axing Nuclear for Renewables Means Missing Carbon Goal
• Worst BRIC Inflation to Stay as Rains Revive Late: India Credit
• Obama’s Lame, Unconvincing Speech
• Orix Targets Investment Banking Assets With New Brazil Unit
• Obama Asks Voters for Support in ‘Clearest Choice’ in Generation
• Big 12 Secures $2.6 Billion Deal With ABC, Fox, ESPN Reports
• McIlroy Tied for BMW Championship Lead, Woods Trails by 1 Stroke
• Cleary Gottlieb, Latham, Proskauer: Business of Law
• Ontario Voters Deny Liberals Majority Government
• HTC Wins Dismissal of Patent Lawsuit Due to False Statements
• Texas Wins Stay on Decision to Bar Voter Registration Law
• Jobless Greeks Resolved to Work Clean Toilets in Sweden
• Harper Says Quebec Voters Rejected Separation Mandate
• Primaries Decide Statehouses as Arizona Weighs Top-2 Plan
• Rookie Quarterbacks Start NFL Season Amid Referee Labor Dispute
• EMC Says CEO Joe Tucci to Remain Through at Least February 2015
• NFL’s Standoff With Referees Won’t Stop the Game, Goodell Says
• SunTrust Sells 93-Year Coke Stake as Crisis Hangover Ebbs
• Los Angeles Contemporary Art Museum Postpones Gala Amid Turmoil
• Toronto Film Festival Emerges as Test Market for Oscars
• CDC Bankruptcy Plan to Give Holders as Much as $6.10 a Share
• Central Falls, Rhode Island, Bankruptcy Exit Approved
• Capital-Goods Orders Point to U.S. Stock Drop: Chart of the Day